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Affair." i'm West yvashiuptou.

SUNDAY BAR CAsEs.-Wm. Harnedy, who keeps
saloon on Nj street, between 32d and SD streets,
ing. charged with violating the sunday law. Seve-
raj witnesses were called who testified going to
the DEFENDANTS place sunday for something to
drink, but were refused. Among them was BENZ.
Major, c0i0red, who lives In Cherry alley. Before
leaving the court Witness turned and said, "Iood-
bye, judge "Brng that man back here, said
the Judge. HE Is fined s. for contempt" One
witness swore that Mr.. Harnedy treated him. and
another swore that he purchased three drinks OF
5-cent whisky. The defendant denied the charge
Inc judge imposed u fine OF $50 and costs. Ap-
peal noted The costs amounted o$l5.-John
Crowley, whose saloon Is also on NJ street. was
charged with Similar Onense. The first witness
was John ~. john. He testified that he went 10
CrOwleys door last sunday, but the door was
locked. Jordan Robinson, colored, was the next
witness, and he gave similar testimony. "An-
other drag-net," said MIR. Cahiil, counsel for de-
iendant. 'fou are not out or the woods yet. said
Mr.. Padgett. Don't crow too soOn." John Hen
son, coiOred, was Called and he gave similar testt
mony. witness No. 3" said Mr. Cahiii. SO. Is
Tor the government TO pay" Win. Ii. johnson,
cOiored, was called, and he gave similar testi-
mony. he said he went to Mr.. CrOwley's aIter
said M. CanilL Jas. Strver, colvred, testified
that he passed Crowiey's place sunday, but did
not stop. sarah johnson, coiored, TESTIFIED that
she visited Crowiey's sunday, but could not yet
anything TO drink. This makes $780," said Mr.
dismissed,
tuSEKAL-The funeral of Benjamin Goodrich
TOOK pace yesterday afternoon from Calvary NJ. E.
churcn, and was largely attended. Rev. Mr. Us
Oak Hill.
,IExPEkAruRE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT Z A.
M.-1reat Fails, temperature, IS; condition. 80;
RECEIVING reservoir temperature, 63; condition at
north connection, 80; condition at south connec-
tlon, 20; distributing reservoir, temperature 81;
effuent gate-house, 81. High tide in the river to-
DAY 1T % a.n., low tide at IL :45 pm.
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PhtlltPs, Digesttblc Cocoa created much
interest az International Medical ConCress a.
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IHE LaUSDRYMESs CONVENTION. - At their
evening session yesterday he Iaundrymen I'm
isled Their convention o. the selection OF the fo
Io"ln5 as the executive board: The president ana
scretary OF the association, T. V Carr. Philatie-
PM; { ~ Royce. Springfield, Mass: J. A. Bow
uenr SOllhOua. onto; Z. IT, JewILt, Salem, Tass4
and J. Syers Louisville Ky
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yS1y eIsn "u HanU-kntt Jackets,
underwear, Hosiery, and Gloves, for Men and
Sewing Machine Rooms. Sol to sos 7th st.. Cor. Il.
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PoSDEn.

PosDrA.
1t is unsafe for man to buy his clothing in
establishments where. as q rule, they expect to
bid final adieu after the first purchase. It il
therefore source of pride and satisfaction with
George Spransy to know that his patrons al.
ways return and renew their orders. This could
not be otherwise. for ne gives Gas no other house
III the city does) legal written guarantees that
every garment he sells will prove to be exactly
rs represented. or the money will be refunded;
and his prices Are SO low that . man with Q
limited income can find something we'll cut and
honestly made which win come within his
means. But the million and the rnillionaires are
alike welcome to inspect the immense Fall and
Winter stock of
GEORGE sPRANSY.
ONE-pRIcE CLoTHIER,
OF 434 SEVENTH STREET NV.
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4 4 s. s. 4 4 E; E. e.

POS PExNA. AVE. SOUTHEAST,
October I, 81.
To THE PUBLIC:
I have this day disposed Of my entire stock Of
Fine shoes. contained In store 215 Pcnnsylva-
ute ~venue routh~ssI WI AIM . CO'S
Reliable Shoe House.
Grateful for past favors, I take pleasure in in
forming my friends and patrons that shall for
the present continue 1t my old stand in the en-
ploy Of my successors
Very respectfully.
MAURICE E sHIPLEY.
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New GooDs In ID rconAr,vrGooDs

Handsome Open worked Monte Cloth Scarf, csc
Pure Linen Knotted Fringe Scsr4. 3Sc.
New Doyliea, sc.
plush Ornsments from 15c. dossn IN
Brass Ornaments, DC dozen mp.
Cow Bells. 20c dozen.
Banner Rods. from 3ts to 80 inches
70 6ketns Embroidery SILK, loe.
All Colors Aruzens 25c per do1en.
< New Embruidery MAter1ni Ut
OPPEAHEIMER 52S 9th IT nv.
Coox1sa Br GAa
FUN Tine Of
GAS COOKING STOVES
IN hand and for saaA
mAsi WASHINGTON aAs-Iz0Rr coafpAux
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MoCST NERSoS AyESUE.-TAe committee on the
nsht OF way for the proposed Mount Vernon
avenue held meeting AT WiliartiS last night and
decided that the three eng1neerS-MeSsrs. SIckles
newly, aud Gli.lng AAna-sAOuil meet one OF the
committee al The Virginia end OF tie AduefIIct
bridge at 10 O'clock saturday To start the preiiIl-
inaFy line % survey. i, was decided also that the
avenue sEOG.l be go ieet wide
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.'Roysl Glus'' mends China, Glass, wood,
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WAkER0 eONA 2Ol 10TH 81. NV
- . Parchment Paper, Mortar Colorn Charcoal Lime
kSriana and Is. Iop CementA, "a
1sieI hops elVx SAxS
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TIE VIRGINIA HABEis CoKPUs C4sE-The attor-
ney general OF virginia, Buius \. Ayres, common
wealthos Attorney John scott, OF Falguiet, aad
VUIAmon~ealth's Attorney J. Is. McCabe, or Lou
CoG1, recently placed In the RichInOnI I1iI Tor
contempt OF court In executing state laws against
q restraining order OF the United states ClrcIt;
Court In the coupon crusheT cases Will remain In
tdu until sunday. when they viii o. brought no
" Washington by the United states MARSHAL Thos.
W. scott, When tue bdtedS corpus case Will b..
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CITY ITEMS.
Hats for FAN. 1897.

Broadway and 5th-av. SILK Hats az a.
Splen i'd stock; new style Derbys II n toN
Stetson's and other makes; fine soft Feits
Boys dress and school Hats, Caps, ..Crishers /,
4. Z. Lewis Son. l421 n. Y. av. I; br. e2O 7th st.
N. B--Ffxed Price plainly marked in each Haf D
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BUSHELS OF High Grade oysters Just arrived vera
taken out OF the water yesterday, steam NsS
York Stews, Half Shell, &C. None bur the resr
Lifetime experience. Ladies' large saloon.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A COMPLETE HOTEL OUTFIT,
DOW In successful operation. The FUR
NlshiNGs OF TWENTY ROOMS, including
lease, az low rates. Satisfactory reason for
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
my 2lt lii3 Msin street.
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(59}{R69}

day and Friday. You came by hundreds.
Plenty of Laces, but not plenty Of space Tho
department has been enlarged TO double i,s
former capacity. More hands shifted in,o e.;
no;hirg undone that could be arranged
to help you along. They went BY yards.
by Gozsns, nnd by boxes, but such a stock
is not 10 be exhausted in any ono or i've
days. The prices ON them surprised even our
,elye.. This great purchase ha. proved itself
one Of the most noted and extraordinary ia
the history q our house.
Here are Lsces one hslf-most OF them ose
fourth-their value. You need not hook FOR
any more at these prices altar they are sod.
2-ipch White Den;els, &c., cost sc.:
4h h-iuch CGrricsmseroIx. Sc. cost 25c.
q, Inch Carrickmacrolx, very ane, Igi. ., cost
S5c.;
4%c-inch Point De Alsucon, 2ic., cost CO..
81. inch FONT lie Aencon. ID, cost a..
I4-inch Egyptian. heavily embroidered. l9.e.,
cost 2sc.;
4s.irch FOrmoea, o.. cost &c..
3ll-lsch Real Mauresque. i2hc., cost 2e'..
7J.-inoh Real Mauresquc, 39c cost co.;
s-in Real Mauresque, &C., cost s3c.;
iI-inch Hsal Nauresque 59c.. costsLsO;
- inch Hauresque, ~, cost $50;
MturesGue Flouncng. sIa3:
namcsGuo Tiouncipg, s3gs. COS, sClJ 20 iend;
Real MGulesGuc silk LOees, to inchs' wide,
eoc., cost s.s5;
$40 Q inch-ls, ~, to 59c.-lll one third cost
Real Nauresque silk Flouncing. sL,9. cost 81;
x Inch Fedora, s'c, cost Co.,;
s-iucL Two-Tone Denlerle mixture q Cream
md White, c., cost eDc.;
b'lfth l"c-l enc bIhpau, &C.. cos %.
Coiorcd Laces att 8. and ioc., cost is., -. aud
@c;
Black Ca'hmere Lace, hand-maie-a quality
that cost 2sc for SC. a yard;
3.,n,h All-snk. fine quality chnntiuy atig.c-
;5'. quality;
All.silk, HGnd-Run, silk-EmbroIiered Back
Chaniiny Net, sls9, cost over s.;
Ail'sik Guipuro Net Si9;
Ah-siik Gnpure fiouneing' Si';
oh@huiy Ne'' 'i'oO' '"s'S'
Chaniily hand-hun' &"' cost H";
Black iaces In endless quantities. In endless
variety;
Colo. ei and White L"ees III you wonder as
muen apout t9uahu'ies as prices.
No imperfe'iion. Nothing wrong except the
price, wnien Is way on. Tue L2ees all being
IN cartons are no. even 'oucned o' SMOKE
The White GOODS sso" rather more s'gn Of
fr"0ke' There arc enough 70 avoid 'l' or any
mpefiecoons Just new' 1he price is the nsme
~ II 'h'y were IN 0A' '0n'''iOn' We are NOS
deSll's IL oo'ne'ue s0o's lus' now Ihey arc
all sheer and hne-s high grade OF foreign
"anufae'ufe-sheer ana nne n""' sheer and
nre after being washed.
Goods advertised by US are either AZ repre-
stn'sc or superior You have aivays found
'his a strong po'n' In our favor We reject all
Vsrn'shed-o'er statements "id'ns' Qualities
Prices and values bear testimony e"'h In their
0"" Behalf
ih' m's' ae''ao'e s''ae' OF sneef f'eHfh
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The HU6UENOT SPRINGS viii bA opsn
JUNE 10TH. For families this pleasant sum.
mer resort has no equal, being only eighteen
miles from TIE city and one aud quarter
miles from the railroad station. The hotel aud
cottages are situated In large aud beautiful
shady grove; has large and airy rooms There
are two spfines-one sulphur aud one cnaly-
heate. Ice-house fuli of ice; vegetables
raised on tho place. and plenty Of fresh milk
and butter. There are three daily trains run
ping 10 these springs, aud the fare "a only S1k
cents. For further particulars apply 70
w. j. MCDOWELL,
Owner aud Manager.
corner Seventh and Main strse,s.
my 2s-Su. .Tr&Th3t Richmond. Va.
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D. { E. MITTELDORFER.
527 BROAD STREET.
(my se-Su, ,Tu&Thl
Rsl7" FANS! FANS!

A large assortment Of PALM. PAPER. MUS
LIN. SILK, and SATIN FANS from cents up
10 sa
FEATHER FANS at &c. usually sold at 75c.
LEVY & DAVIS.
Save money By buying your BABY-CAR-
RlAGES Of us. my iS-eOd
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This week rare bargains in
REMNANTS.
Remnants yard-wide sATINES, 19Nc. quality
at g.. p yard.
Romnants best PRINTS (this grade never sells
for less than 0Ac) at &c. yard.
Remnants full yard-wide BLEtCHED co =
TON, usual l2kc. quality at 7'Ec. yani.
Remnants MATING, worth from ~ to 'D'. r
yard. at l4c.
RemnaIt q DRESS LAWNS, value to TO-. ~
30. yard.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
We have Just opened nice line ~ CilIl~
DREN'S GAUZE VESTS IN all sizes. both
high and lOw-neck. IL Ia useless Ia nsI-
tion prices-they must be seen tO be- apprs-
ciatod.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN's GAUZG BAL.
BRIGGAN and MERlNO UNDERWEAR -
we show in profusion In all g-ates alh
qualities.
Special drive in BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS that
usually sell for 5Oc.; our price Tor this
quality II 3ic. apiece, or 3 for 81 Call soon
before your size is sold out.
We have an immense line Of
GLORIA UMBRELLAS
in gold and silyer-tipped and natural handles.
You will find our prices from 20 % 30 per cent.
lower than other houses.
We have still a uice assortment o.
PARASOLs,
in COACHINGs. LACE-TRIMMED. Chill
DREN'S, &C. Prices have all been marked
DRESS GINGuAMS.
handsome line OF DRESS GINGHAM 80
ceived last week, fully 40 per cent below
value.
At 5ic, STRIPED and PLAID GINGHAMs;
usual price l2Hc. a yard.
At l0c, ENTIRELY NEW STYLES in Stripes
and Solids 70 match; never sold under iSc.
yard.
At is[c., TUFTED STRIPES, the prettiest
wash goods ever shown; usual selling Pcic5
-. yard.
MATTINGS. IArrINGS.
We have never since in business had 50 go1i
q season in MATTlNGs. The reason TO- thi,
increase is that we have hai better line Of
goods IN 10th lOw grades ana the medium ali
better qualities.
We show this week special values In SEAM
LESS and FlNE-YARD JOINT ATrlNGS at
q per cent. less than the same :, DDS brought
month ago.
The 35c. MATING we are sell ng at 2ic is a
genuine bargain. Only two patterns left
al ont seven pieces each
WHITE MATING from l9's 20 27c.
FANCY MArrINGS worth 20. We are selling
at l6c. yard.
GLOVES.
LADIES' TAFFETA CLOVES atsic. worth 90;
Isle GLOVES at i7c. worth 2jr.:
CHILDREN'S GLOVES. IL 70 25r.:
LADIES PURE SILK GLOVES at Soc. worth
5Oc.-Black. Tan. Brown. and Gray:
LADIES' SILK MITIS AZ 22'. a par worth 35c.:
LADIES' SILK MliTS at BE. a pair worth soc.
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
Our usual large assortment I'm this line has
lust been replenshed. We now show splen-
did lire for LADIES. GENTLEMEN, and
CHILDREN.
The early purchaser gets the choice bar
gains.
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rSy~ WHITE GOODS.

INDIA LAWNS at ), 81. -, 10, lek, IS, 20,
and &c. yard-all very cheap
PERSIAN LAWN at Zoe. a yGrs worth 3Oc and
OF 25c. yard worth &c
SWISS CHECKED MUSLIN at 90c. & yard
would be cheap o. 30c
LACE STRIPED MUSLIN at GEc a yard
would DO a bargain at l0c.
CHECKED MUSLIN at 3. 81. :. az. TO- ard
i9i4c. yard. We won't tell you Wdqt they are
worth, but you can see how cheap they are
when you visit our store.
LEVY 4 DAVIS.
Save money by buying your bABY.cAR-
RlAGES CT us my i5-cOd
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gg~ LACES. &c.

We shOw an immense stOcz % LACES in all
Widths, styles. aud qualities. Our prices arc ~
low that the closest buyers can be suitod.
We also oiier the largest stock Of HhMBU RG
EpGlNGS and lNSEk!INGs In this city. We
always seCw tho best goods Tor tho money.
LEVY K DAVIS.
From g 10 $40 can be saved by baying your
BABY CARRIAGES OF Is. Iay lS-eOl
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EXCURSION GROUNDS.
ASHLAND P4RK.

EIGH"EEN MILES FROM RICHMOND,
on the Richmond, FREDERICK sburg aud Potomac
railroad, having been Improved and renovated,
offers unusual attractions 10 PICNIC and En-
CUksiON PARTIES.
LARGE OAK GROVE, TWO PONDS TOR
BOATING AND FISHING.
Abundance Of pure water from springs aud
wells.
cRoQUET GROUNDS AND FINE PAVILION.
Trains chartered to picnic parties at low
ratea Apply 10 q. A. TAYLOR.
General Ticket Agent Richmond, Frsdericks-
burg and Potomac railroad.
my STU, ,Th&Su
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hSg" BED-OUUTS.

A largo job-ot Of the WHITE QUILTS for
Double ana Single Beds, Cribs. a. Cradles.
We won't give prices but will tell them 10 you
when you visit our store. LEVY & DAVIS.
The cheapest BABY CARRIAGES can be had
OF Us. my lSeod
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B noRsEs. MuLEs. COWS. Sc. Ae. :

TNOR SALE, A YOUNG rss:s
IL GRiDR ALDERSEY cow, with -s-1--
CALF tn GO weeks old. Can be ssel second
door above Pinel Hospital, west Broad street.
nv i9lts
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SECOND WEEK OF THE .SA
THE GREAT LAWN DRIVE.


LAWNS unprecedented
S. S@d early Splendid
..... ...a
BE look for Yourself win bo rewarded for trouble
ronoanis
MBA RE JNoY sheer and
bGd1ye-theal produced at small
DRIVE
?:...
DRIVE
a handsm. SATIN
49,. Ee
DRIVE NOS
many to avail them
BiW ALL GOODS STRICTLY FOR CASH ENABLES rs 10 OFFER
residing of will iii any
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AMUSEMESvs.
r~N07-Tsr-rf-rfr~f- e--rr@~F-~- ~ r' r 7 esNr
PICHMOND MOZART ASS0CIA-
IL TI0N.

The regular weekly solree win take place At
the Mozart Academy OF Music TOMORROW
Nondayl EVENING n, 81 O'Clock. Admission
only by membership or invitation-cards, which
must be presented AT the door Members can
obtain inyitation-cards on application 70 =. l.
sifdkI, 4sl Broad street; MAsLY u. RAMOS \
90, sa Msia street; or WALrER ID. MOSES q
Co., eA Main street. ap 3-Suis
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SO MANY BARGAINS TyiPPROACHlBLE II ANY OTHER HOUSE,
FOR rte

BROAD STREET near Eighth street.
No. 20 FOURTEEETH STREET, near Main
street
WAREHOUSE, Cary near Twelfth street
: 81 OKE AND DWELLING, Second and Dlyal
streets.
MAIN-STREET STORE near Twentieth
street.
STORF, Franklin street near Ola Market
STORE AND DWELLING, Leigh and Adams
stree,
OFFICES, Ninth and Main street,
eau for WEEKLY RENT LIST.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
NY 22-2t 1ll3 Main street.
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NEW GOODS

are arriving every day. We are thereby en-
abled each week 10 show fresh and desirable
fabrics In DRESS GOODS, WASH GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, LACES, EMBR0IDERlES,
PARASOLS, sc.
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DFNNY. STREET PARK LAWN

nENNY-STREET PARK LAWN
~ PAKTY.-Ths finest pavilion Ia the city
has been cree ted on sixth and benny streets,
Fulton. WIN open on MONDAY EVENING,
Nay e3d. at 5 O'Clock. Good lime guaranteed; !;
strictly tfstclsss order: no improper psrsos
edmitted no intoxicating liquors on the
grounds: refreshments served at city prices !;
gcod rrusic IN attendance. Admission, 25,.
nv i9-ThASu2t
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BeG~ SASH-RIBBONS.
We show an immense stock OF SASH-RIB-
BONs, among which win be found s)me
elegant styles In the fashionable cnlors.
my ls-eod LEVY & DAVIS.
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EUROPEAN TOURS FOR YOUNG
H. LADIES.

Miss ANNE SHAW expects to be in Rich
mond early Ia June to collect party for her
summer tour. Address until arrival, cnre
Messrs. John Munroe Il Co, 32 Nassau
street. New York,
CONsTAHTISOPLE, April 81. ap 2i-Su6i
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NOR RENT. BRICK DWELL-GA
4 ING No. 100 Fifth street, between Cary -
aud Canal streets, containing ten rooms, with
modern Improvements.
Also. BRICK DWELLING No. lOlG west Clay
street. containing six rooms
Applv TO II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
nv %. IT Real Estate Agent and AuctOneer.
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FESTIVALS, &c.


T'HE LADIES OF HOWARD'S-
Il GROVE AID SOCIETY will hold FEAST
at the chapel, commencing TUESDAY NIGHT.
Nay slth. 18th, 26th, and 9Th. They ask 10 Do
paironized by all lovers of good cause.
nv - IT,
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& GERHARTS THIS WEEK
ESS GOODS, &C.
ND LOW EST PRICES.

VALUE.
REDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS.
qay We
uesntiO and2 a
AIBxTRo sERGHn co
popular low prices
PARASOLS
Here ststl
Fra n
complete all lkndsof
sfry
always IL
S.AndM at 81 S ~
q olrfam 9c
UNDERWEAR.
in
ac.
T.
Theus JOc.qu
DS & GERHART. oNrSs5GG SSTiek PfSSGSs pksfsss AND
DAD STREET.
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I &+e1y Day!
s 7 R E E 7 B A IA A R,
AIN STREET,
G Il WA Y Il 7 T II Err
N AN 7 s ALE,
OF THEIR LARGE STRICTLY FIRST CLASS STOCK BAR
LENTY, AS WE CARRY ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS
TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF PROFITS.



COTTON
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80 dozen LADIES' FANCl
newest shRdes and designs, IN
As n leader in TOMORROW
HOSIERY SALE win be the r,
Sc; Ladies Solid Colors and Il
double.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

DWFLLINGS, STORES. FAC -
IL TORIES, LOTS, &c. IN different soo- IA
tiors of the city. at all SORTS OF prices. SaId.
write. or call for copy # my RENT BULLb
TIN revised daily, 1h'sh gives fnll ald
comprehensive list Of ali properties have ior
ROM V w. BOWE.
nv 1sIm ,eal Estate Agent
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EOR RENT, SECOND FLOORGa
a q nice connecting rooms in good or u
der: : bathroom and water ad!aceut; locati )u
in refined neigh borho0d and convenient. Re
ferences required. .....,,,,,
my.2fts NJ. 203 EAST MAIN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

Continued success Of this
DEPARTMENT. The crowds
nary prices for ibis week: JOC
Length. regular made. in nav!
MOREOW'S SAIL 1gc. They
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DRIVE No. Is.

g.. ........... -. =. 80 30
NCl STRIPED COTTON HOSE In ten di
!, full-regular made, and fast colOrs. Fine
lows SALE they go ~ 2ic.-value unsur
e remaining lots Ar adv ertised last Sund
id Ribbed, D.: Choice Misses, sizes 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
DRIVE No. "A.

GREAT SALE We making gigantic strides ia HOSIERY
this the HOSIERY SALE Of the Exaoii
% dozen CHlDKENS RIBBED COTTON HOSE. all sizes extra
W. black, fast color worth &c Special price In To-
v extraordinary values
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

E0R RENT, FIRST AND seq
II CoND FLOORS 7l5 east Marshall ~
street six rooms: sa5 per month. References
excbangsd. my is-eo1St.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

EORRENT, LARGE, SUBSTAN-s.5
Il TIAI. and WELL-ARRANGED TO-A.A
BACCO-FACTORY, on Eighteenth street be-
tweon Main and Cary streets. Possession AZ
once. Rent low. JAMES g. ELAN,
my c9-eodYt lila Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

EOR RENT, THAT DESIRA-ea
IL BIR AND CONyENIENTLY-LOCA Ia
KFSIDfNCE 6g2 north Eighth street. contain"
ing eight rooms, eli modern improvements
and recently put In good repair.
JOHN T. G0DDIS.
Real Estate Agent,
"a 10. Rank and FleVanth strects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

55 pieces PONGER SEERSUCKERS al i[c.
mention. They nre a clear-cream ground with
l2Kc At TO-MORROW'S SALE your choice COS
ters. BE sure TO ask 70 see them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

mother and felt that could kill her 1t seemed to me
that babe would be alive and smilin' an coon to-day
If her mother had deserted her. Then, TO my
self III be avenged And so l wrapped the poor little
one In blanket, jumped my horse and came here
I'm goin to send the mother little present. peaceof
FERN from her deserted husband I'm going to send her
the body of her little un.'
He actually procured little coffin and laid the babe
in It, after kissing the white face again and again. ana
cutting few locks OF the golden hair from the ttie
round head There tears In his eyeshe seemed
to be past thatbnt as he turned away from the rway
station where he had shipped the body TO an address In
Chicago which shall not give he appeared to me ~ DC
the most broken hearted man I'd ever seem -
In five minutes he running back, seized the III
tie box, and exclaimed
4" No, no. can't do II. Give me my little 'un Keep
the money, but give my little girl
:" Before the station agent could say a word the man
had put the box on his shoulder and run away. Five
minutes later him on his horse, the box IN Ills
arms, galloping back Ia his ranch"